When he first came to the district, he drove a jaguar. nancy worked with both gary and mark. seem to get along very well. worked well together. i thought that they were friends at school and off of school. so mark went down to the police station to talk with investigators. all right, mr. porter. it is mark correct? do you mind if i call you mark? that s good. okay. i just want to kind of touch base with you and talk to you about how you know them, how long you ve known them. i ve known gary probably since, 15, 20 years. he was my assistant superintendent, i was superintendent. mark knew a lot about gary s coin business. he had started dabbling in it as well. he told detectives details that suggested a fellow collector could have targeted the terrells. he has people all over. i know he goes to hotels, he meeds people. runs ads in the paper. according to mark, gary set up one of those meetings around the time of his death.
Closer to home? was this all in the family? i was shocked, really confused and baffled. who had a motive to kill the terrells? investigators have at least one idea. coming up. she is the person that would benefit here from this crime in terms of getting money. she is the only child, from parents that are very well to do. that s going to be looked. that when dateline continues. ntinues. volunteering! playing pickleba.! how do i love thee? .let me count the ways. love can get a little messy.
Down? well, from the reports that have been released so far, it sounds like these balloons, number two and three, are much smaller than the first one, so the first one was described as being the size of three buss in terms of the payload that s underneath the balloon itself. and then these newer more recent balloons are being described as the size of a small car. so that s maybe they re ten times smaller, so certainly they re going to be doing something very different with such different size, and it also sounds like they were flying, the newer ones, at lower altitude, at 14,000 feet instead of 60, 65,000 feet. there s clearly some differences in terrells of the size and how they re being operated. but that s about as much as we know for now. teen fact that they re being referred to as objects and not necessarily as balloons seems
Detectives finally had a major break in the investigation. silver coins, worth around the same amount as the ones taken from the terrell home turned up in a local coin shop. surveillance cameras caught the transaction on video. the man looked familiar and if there is any doubt he left a copy of his i.d. mark edward porter. this is the real guy. that is him. but selling a load of coins did not prove mark porter was guilty of murder. mark had an interest in the coin business. the explanation is that these were coins mark porter had and a coincidence they were sold after the day the terrells were killed. still for police, the friend i.b.m. executive, retired school superintendent and by all appearances a pillar of the community was the prime suspect in the murders of jan and gary terrell.
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This is our moment. ted, i know everybody s seizing on that. but the practical impact is that this is going to go to a court. a judge is going to decide what is fair and what is not. she s not even going to be in the courtroom. katie who are they going to put on there, your thoughts? well the motion is an incredibly detailed one, and it s pretty fascinating that the lawyers, and by the way, it s important to note that each officer has a different lawyer. there hasn t been any joint defense in terrells of representation yet. but they ve obtained a lot of specific information that does call into questions in mosby s ability to be fair and impartial in terms of the way she s going to approach this prosecution you may ask how does someone who is an advocate being fair and impartial. you have higher standards, it s a bigger issue when you re prosecuting people whose liberty, you know is at stake. and her relationship alone with i m sorry.
This is our moment. ted, i know everybody s seizing on that. but the practical impact is that this is going to go to a court. a judge is going to decide what is fair and what is not. she s not even going to be in the courtroom. katie who are they going to put on there, your thoughts? well the motion is an incredibly detailed one, and it s pretty fascinating that the lawyers, and by the way, it s important to note that each officer has a different lawyer. there hasn t been any joint defense in terrells of representation yet. but they ve obtained a lot of specific information that does call into questions in mosby s ability to be fair and impartial in terms of the way she s going to approach this prosecution you may ask how does someone who is an advocate being fair and impartial. you have higher standards, it s a bigger issue when you re prosecuting people whose liberty, you know is at stake. and her relationship alone with i m sorry.